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Krayden Releases Dow Corning’s HM-2500 Hot-Melt Silicone Sealant

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Feb 17 2011

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Krayden, Inc., a leading distributor of engineered materials, releases Dow Corning’s HM-2500 Assembly Sealant. The new sealant features hot-melt technologies that provide instant hold, resulting in lower costs and increased productivity improvement.

Dow Corning’s HM-2500 is composed of a reactive hot-melt silicone sealant technology that provides instant green strength, optimized for use with automated dispensing equipment. The hot-melt technology provides an aggressive adhesion to PVC, aluminum, plastics, painted and treated wood, as well high-performance paints.

The new low-odor, natural cure chemistry is nonhazardous and has no hold time. The 100 percent silicone hot-melt has a long pot life and open time, providing flexibility in processing and reducing the frequency of sealant failures.

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